Bachelor of International Hotel and Tourism Management

The Bachelor of International Hotel and Tourism Management will prepare you for professional and managerial roles in the global tourism and hotel industries. You will develop the knowledge and skills required by managers in modern hospitality and tourism businesses with special emphasis on; hotel, tourism and event operations, sustainable tourism, tourism industry analysis, revenue management and human resource management. Emphasis is placed on practical and experiential learning through field trips, industry experience, internships, and real-life case studies. Students will undertake an Industry Experience Placement or an Employment Activity as part of the Beyond Bond program.

The Bachelor of International Hotel and Tourism Management is a qualification accepted nationally and internationally by leading hotel and tourism industry employers. Graduates often attain roles in:

The Bachelor of International Hotel and Tourism Management program comprises 24 subjects, as follows:

• CORE11-001: Critical Thinking and Communication
• CORE11-002: Leadership and Team Dynamics
• CORE11-003: Ethical Thought and Action

Plus: CORE11-004: Beyond Bond: Professional Development and Community Engagement

• ACCT11-100: Accounting for Decision Making
• HRTM12-203: Rooms Division Management
• HRTM12-204: Contemporary Issues in Hospitality and Tourism Management
• HRTM12-205: Strategic Pricing and Revenue Management
• HRTM12-206: Tourism Analysis and Evaluation
• HRTM12-212: WHS Risk Management
• HRTM12-220: Sustainable Tourism and Indigenous Culture
• IBUS12-251: Concepts of Strategy
• LAWS10-100: Business Law
• MGMT13-305: Human Resource Management
• MKTG11-100: Marketing

Choose three (3) subjects from the following options.

• HRTM11-100: Wine Studies
• HRTM12-201: International Food and Beverage Management
• HRTM12-209: Event Operations
• HRTM12-214: Adventure Tourism

Choose one (1) subject from the following options.

• IBUS12-250 International Business
• MGMT13-324 Cross Cultural Management
• MGMT13-321 Negotiation

Students can choose 6 General Elective Subject (60CP).

• General elective - A subject that may be chosen from any subject on offer across the University provided requisites, enrolment restrictions and any other faculty requirements have been met.

Major/Minor

• Students are encouraged to undertake an optional major (60CP) or minor (40CP). This will replace six (6) or four (4) of your general electives.

A list of Majors and Minors is available here.
Please note: The Tourism Management major or minor is not available for this program.

Please visit BBS Program Structure and Sequencing for guidance on study plans

Students may choose one of the following opportunities to use one of your elective subjects to have international experiences or an Internship opportunity provided you meet the requirements. Please discuss with the Enrolment Advisor in the Student Business Centre.

Study Tour

• The Study Tour requires approval from the Faculty. (Please note that additional costs and visa requirements are associated with this subject).

Business Internship

• The Internship requires a GPA credit average and requires approval from the Faculty with an application to the Career Development Centre.

Individual Study Topic

• The Individual Study Topic is only available in exceptional circumstances and requires the Program Director's approval.

The following opportunities are also available to Bond Business School students.

• BUSN13-730: Business School International Semester
  Students will be undertaking study at approved overseas institutes offering an international internship experience program, facilitating both academic study courses and practical industry internship placement
• Bond International Exchange Program
  Current Bond students have the opportunity to study at one of 80+ leading universities in our network of exclusive international partnerships, for one or two semesters.

Important note for first semester students:

You will be registered in the Bond Business Mentoring Program, designed for all new undergraduate students. Please be advised the first gathering is scheduled during the Bond Business School orientation. If you require further information please email [email protected]

Subject credits may be awarded for previous studies. To apply for credits, you will need to submit academic transcripts including detailed subject outlines/course descriptions for each relevant subject and/or certified copies of testamurs to the Office of Future Students. Please refer to how to apply for credit for more information

In order to apply for study at Bond University, you will need to complete the online application form. To find out more about the application process please refer to how to apply.